Sentences with phrase «of ebooks sold today»

Today Amazon has a monopoly control on eBook Publishing as is witnessed due to one fact, they control over 90 % of eBooks sold today, that is a MONOPOLY over eBooks.

Not exact matches

Today, we spoke directly with Sony to get a sense of the company's overall mentality when it comes to selling ebooks.
Raleigh, North Carolina --(November 3, 2011)- Lulu.com, the leader in self - publishing, announced today a new free pricing feature for eBooks that enables authors to sell their digital content to their readers with a price tag of $ 0.00.
Amazon has started selling its Kindle range of ebook readers and tablets in India today.
According to Bella Andre, author of the New York Times and USA Today bestselling LET ME BE THE ONE (The Sullivans # 6) and the upcoming COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER (The Sullivans # 7), due out this winter, «Cover art is one of the most crucial elements for an ebook to first, gain visibility, and second, sell well.
Our highly scientific method looks at three separate book lists that you're likely to be choosing your next read from: The New York Times Best Sellers in eBook Fiction; the New York Times Best Sellers In eBook Nonfiction; and USA Today's 100 Best - Selling Books of 2011.
Once again, the USA Today top 50 list for the week ended February 13, 2011 shows a healthy representation of titles for which the ebook format is the highest - selling format.
That's not quite the case with today's ebooks — though changes to the way used ebooks are traded and sold might someday endow those circuits and data with the romance of old - fashioned books.
Authors today have to do a lot of self - promoting, or their books sit on the shelf or in an ebook reader somewhere, and never sell because no one knows about them.
Amazon is running a sale on some of their popular best - selling Kindle ebooks today only as part of their Gold Box Deal of the Day.
Random House Children's Books, the publisher of multi-award winning and best - selling children's author Dr. Seuss» entire catalog of children's content, announced today that it would begin releasing most of the author's forty - four books as ebooks for young readers, starting with fifteen titles near the end of this month.
Selling books has long been big business, and in today's highly competitive publishing industry, with the increasing rise and popularity of ebooks, it's no wonder.
Today Amazon is still selling the print edition at a 42 % discount — but as of Tuesday morning, there are now also ebook editions available for every book in the series with nearly the same discount!
We spoke with Ben Lowinger, the Executive VP of Copia, today about his company's shift to educational institutions instead of selling ebooks directly to end users.
According to unaudited figures issued by Amazon today, since the start of 2012 customers downloaded 114 ebooks for every 100 hardback and paperback book sold on its site.
A release from ebook developer Vook today announced that Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet will now accommodate embedded videos in ebooks, which is long - awaited news for authors who have until now not been able to promote and sell their titles on one of the largest retail platforms for ebooks.
In addition, the company is working with some of the best local booksellers in Australia, including Booktopia and Dymocks, who are selling eBooks today, with QBD The Bookshop and The Co-op Bookshop coming soon.
Today Booktango announced that authors who publish by July 4, 2012 using Booktango's DIY Free eBook Publishing Platform will keep the entirety of the sales on ebooks sold on Booktango.com for the life of the eeBook Publishing Platform will keep the entirety of the sales on ebooks sold on Booktango.com for the life of the ebookebook.
Random House Children's Books, the publisher of multi-award winning and best - selling children's author Dr. Seuss» entire catalog of children's content, announced today that it would begin releasing most of the author's forty - four books as ebooks for young readers, starting with fifteen titles near the end of this... [Read more...]
The PDF vs. EPUB / Mobi example is easy to understand and is less of an issue today because the major stores do not sell PDF eBooks.
Amazon is selling eBooks like crazy... [but] today's announcement just seems like a mercurial improvement, not the kind of industry re-inventing moment that the iPad launch was.
The majority of ebook readers sold today are supported by Android and the majority of ebooks read are on android devices.
Back on January 5 when USA Today reported that 19 of the top 50 titles on its bestseller list had sold more ebook than print copies for the previous week, publishing industry insiders blamed Santa Claus and downplayed the significance.
The Amazon Kindle's position as one of the top electronics gifts of the 2010 holiday season is reaffirmed today as Amazon notes that the Wi - Fi - only version of its popular eBook reader is currently sold out.
One of the trickiest aspects today is acquiring rights to the ebooks themselves so that you'll have a meaningful collection to sell.
Digital comics distributor and app provider Graphicly announced today that it is shifting its focus entirely from building and maintaining its own platform for selling comics to the consumer to distributing a variety of visually - based books and comics to eBook platforms like Apple's iBooks, Amazon's Kindle and the Barnes & Noble Nook.
Penguin Random House today announced a new unified, companywide terms of sale (TOS) policy for ebook licenses sold to public, school, and other libraries working with approved ebook vendors in the United States and Canada.
Today Staples announced that they will begin selling Amazon's line of Kindle ebook readers and Kindle accessories at all of their 1550 + retail locations in the US later this fall.
Inspiration is, truly, where you find it, and even though people back east probably can't even read this, today I've got some thoughts on the book creation process, more on how to sell ebooks, a warning about subsidy publishers, the limits of ebook formatting, and being careful online.
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